>had unprotected sex a few weeks ago>just got horribly sick yesterday and today Holy fuck it's genuinely over isn't it?
>>44905567go get checked out, and remember protection in the future
>>44905567get tested lol
RIP gridhon
>>44905581>>44905580I'm too scared.
Let me guess... grindr?
>>44905631please get tested now. itll be so much worse if you dont treat whatever it is.
>>44905567Reminder that most surgeons will charge you way more if you have HIV or won't work on you at all. Don't behave like a gay man like OP, or you will be a browhon/dickhon/etc forever.
HIV pozz trannies are the ultimate confirmation that they're men not women.
retard
>>44905648No they're from 4chan
>>44905668idc anymore I hope I die
>>44905726even worse tbhonk>>44905729truvada sucks from what I hear but it's not over until you've got a treatment-resistant strainwith treatment, pozzed people live longer on average than non-pozzed people, you just need to take care of yourself so it doesn't turn into aids.
>>44905678I'm so deathly afraid of this happening to me because of any random thing, like a water droplet from the sink I share with two other people splashing me in the eye, or getting a papercut from a box of whatever I bought from the store. Like what if some chronic masturbator didn't wash their hands before they opened the non-automatic door into the gas station and I have a tiny cut I didn't notice on my hand? Shit like that.
>>44905793not how pozz works
How do people even get tested for free?
>>44905567It’s not over till you actively get like an hiv test 45-90 days from the last day you had sex. I would def recommend not being on the internet looking up symptoms to see if you have it.
asexuals win again kek
>>44905805It can remain viable dry for up to 2 days and 2 weeks wet, so it actually is theoretically possible that if someone had it on their hands from touching infected blood or semen, and washed their hands in the sink, but some remained on the sink basin surface for whatever reason, and then fresh water hit that spot and bounced up as a droplet and came in contact with an open wound or mucus membrane, that you could catch it that way. It's not likely, but it could happen.
>>44905729go get it checked out, even if you have it you can still live a regular long life. as one of my lecturers stated - he would rather have hiv than diabetes. as long as you are consistent with taking the treatment you will be fine. but in any case this is only relevant if you actually have caught it, so go get it checked out now!!!!>>44905821many countries offer free testing at clinics or the hospital
>>44905918I'm in America and have a $5000 deductable
>>44905931idk where you live, but you could probably find a place where its not too expensive to get it tested. better to invest the money in getting it checked out than risk ithttps://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/stds-hiv-safer-sex/hiv-aids/should-i-get-tested-hiv
>>44905908>It can remain viable dry for up to 2 days and 2 weeks wet*Under unrealistic laboratory conditions. Even people dying of AIDS don't have enough HIV in their bodily fluids to last that long.There are zero recorded cases of HIV being transmitted this way.
>>44905985Well I didn't say it was a realistic fear, just something that I am deathly afraid of. I could 'win' the horrible misery lottery.
>>44905567you need to get tested Nona. I know it's scary but you have to.>>44905985the freakiest hiv infection story i heard of was a crackhead with advanced gingivitis biting a security guard and infecting him.
>>44906028>the freakiest hiv infection story i heard of was a crackhead with advanced gingivitis biting a security guard and infecting him.But even that involves fresh bodily fluids being forcefully injected into a major wound, not getting HIV through a papercut by touching a random surface that happened to be contaminated for an instant or two.I thought there was some incident where someone was hiding concealed needles in public places and a note for whoever got pricked saying that they now had HIV, but apparently this is just an urban legend.
